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Parents Will Listen

Rabbi David Woznica July 18, 2002

Even in the best of parent-child relationships, there are moments children do not feel love.

Not Exactly Blanche and Dorothy

Keren Engelberg July 11, 2002

Ruthie Berman and Connie Kurtz seem like your typical 60-something Jewish ladies from Brooklyn. And they are in many ways, but they just also happen to be lesbians.

Eulogies:Irv Kaze

Jewish Journal July 11, 2002

Irv Kaze, a KRLA Sportscaster and longtime sports executive, died suddenly from a heart attack Saturday, June 29, at the age of 75.

Remembering Jerusalem

Rabbi Steven Weil July 11, 2002

Jerusalem, in her pinnacle of glory, was the center of wisdom and Divine service.

Kibbitz

Carin Davis July 4, 2002

KosherPets, a Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.-based pet food company, offers up \”kosher-style\” pet chow for your Jewish cats and dogs.

A Real ‘Baby Boomer’

JTA Staff July 4, 2002

Israelis are outraged by a picture of a Palestinian baby dressed as a suicide bomber.

Eulogies:Peter Grant

Sid Skolnik July 4, 2002

Peter Grant, veteran Los Angeles reporter, editor, public relations executive and Jewish community activist who was the first journalist to enter Japan after its surrender in 1945, died June 4 in San Diego at age 86.

The Man of Lonesome Sorrow

Rabbi Ed Feinstein July 4, 2002

He awoke from the nightmare with a scream, as he had every night for almost 40 years. His heart
raced, his body drenched in sweat, his mind filled with vivid images of fiery destruction. He saw rivulets of blood flowing through the streets of Jerusalem, the Holy Temple ground into ashes, the lifeless bodies of the priests scattered about the Temple Mount.

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